Waching daily Nov 5 2018

Have you ever seen one of those t-shirts of a galaxy saying "you are here" pointing

to a spiral arm in a galaxy?

But are we?

Is that our Milky Way galaxy?

You might remember that I've showed you this image of a Milky Way "type" galaxy.

But why haven't I just shown you an actual image of the Milky Way?

The answer is simple: there is no image of the Milky Way

galaxy from above, and the reason we can't take that image is because the

distance to get out of our own Galaxy is way too far.

You might have seen this

type of image though, and this is actually just part of the whole Galaxy.

When we look up and see the Milky Way, we ourselves are within it.

What we're actually looking at is the Milky Way disk from within, which is a lot denser

than the surrounding Milky Way halo.

The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy and its

stellar disk is roughly 100,000 light-years from one end to the other

meaning it would take light, which travels faster than anything, 100,000

years to cross the Galaxy.

So to get a good image of the whole stellar disk

from above we would need to send a spacecraft *very* far away.

The spacecraft which has made it furthest away from Earth is Voyager 1,

and the current distance to Voyager 1 is not even 1% of a light-year.

This means that in some ways

it's actually harder to study our own Galaxy than other galaxies far away.

So how do we know the Milky Way even exists?

We know that because we can study the

motion and concentration of stars and gas with telescopes in various

directions and map out what the Galaxy looks like from our own place in the Milky Way.

But the truth is, we don't know if our Galaxy looks exactly like this

from above.

I've also mentioned that there are an insane amount of galaxies

within our observable Universe, but it wasn't actually until the early 1900s

that astronomers knew that other galaxies even existed.

Astronomers realized that the distance to the "fuzzy" objects like Andromeda were much farther

away than the stars we can see within our own Galaxy.

They also realized that the "fuzzy" objects were actually collections of

billions of stars on their own.

Since then we have seen beautiful images of

countless galaxies from telescopes like the Hubble Space Telescope.

From these images it's quite natural to conclude that we also live within a galaxy and

that the stars we see around us are part of that same galaxy: the Milky Way.

In Danish we call this Mælkevejen!

Danish sounds kind of weird...

Am I allowed to say that?

Yeah it's okay I'm Danish!

Who knows maybe one day some new friends in

Andromeda could send us a picture?

If they did it would take 2 million years

to reach us though.

Thanks everyone for watching!

Help us out by subscribing to

our channel if you haven't done so already, and season 2 is in motion,

but you have to be patient for a little while longer.

See you soon!

Okay okay I'm relaxed.. lalala

Alright, I'm ready I'm ready, I'm ready Brett I can do it.

I'ts on the Milky Way Galaxy. Check it out before you're.....

That was fine...

I always say YuuuuTuuuube

For more infomation >> Is this really the Milky Way? - Duration: 3:49.

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Is fire a solid, a liquid, or a gas? - Elizabeth Cox - Duration: 4:35.

Sitting around a campfire, you can feel its heat,

smell the woody smoke, and hear it crackle.

If you get too close,

it burns your eyes and stings your nostrils.

You could stare at the bright flames forever

as they twist and flicker in endless incarnations.

But what exactly are you looking at?

The flames are obviously not solid,

nor are they liquid.

Mingling with the air, they're more like a gas,

but more visible--and more fleeting.

And on a scientific level, fire differs from gas

because gases can exist in the same state indefinitely

while fires always burn out eventually.

One misconception is that fire is a plasma,

the fourth state of matter in which atoms

are stripped of their electrons.

Like fire and unlike the other kinds of matter,

plasmas don't exist in a stable state on earth.

They only form when gas is exposed to an electric field or superheated

to temperatures of thousands or tens of thousands of degrees.

By contrast, fuels like wood and paper burn

at a few hundred degrees —far below the

threshold of what's usually considered a plasma.

So if fire isn't a solid, liquid, gas,

or a plasma, what does that leave?

It turns out fire isn't actually matter at all.

Instead, it's our sensory experience of a

chemical reaction called combustion.

In a way, fire is like the leaves changing color in fall,

the smell of fruit as it ripens,

or a firefly's blinking light.

All of these are sensory clues that a

chemical reaction is taking place.

What differs about fire is that it engages a lot of

our senses at the same time, creating the kind of vivid

experience we expect to come from a physical thing.

Combustion creates that sensory experience

using fuel, heat, and oxygen.

In a campfire, when the logs are heated to their ignition temperature,

the walls of their cells decompose,

releasing sugars and other molecules into the air.

These molecules then react with airborne oxygen

to create carbon dioxide and water.

At the same time, any trapped water in the logs

vaporizes, expands, ruptures the wood around it,

and escapes with a satisfying crackle.

As the fire heats up, the carbon dioxide and water vapor

created by combustion expand.

Now that they're less dense, they rise in a thinning column.

Gravity causes this expansion and rising, which gives

flames their characteristic taper.

Without gravity, molecules don't separate

by density and the flames have a totally different shape.

We can see all of this because combustion

also generates light.

Molecules emit light when heated,

and the color of the light depends

on the temperature of the molecules.

The hottest flames are white or blue.

The type of molecules in a fire can

also influence flame color.

For instance, any unreacted carbon atoms from the logs

form little clumps of soot that rise

into the flames and emit the yellow-orange

light we associate with a campfire.

Substances like copper, calcium chloride,

and potassium chloride can add their

own characteristic hues to the mix.

Besides colorful flames,

fire also continues to generate heat as it burns.

This heat sustains the flames by keeping

the fuel at or above ignition temperature.

Eventually, though, even the hottest fires

run out of fuel or oxygen.

Then, those twisting flames give a final hiss

and disappear with a wisp of smoke

as if they were never there at all.

For more infomation >> Is fire a solid, a liquid, or a gas? - Elizabeth Cox - Duration: 4:35.

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Create Inspired Content - This Is the Tool You Need - Duration: 2:41.

Hi, I'm Jan Rezab this is Social Media Minute.

This is probably one of the most hidden features of Socialbakers.

Very few people know that we actually have a search box

called Inspiration in our platform

that gives you access to be able to search

through Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.

All of the posts that have been historically published

by these public pages.

So everything on the public side.

There's a lot of crazy things you can do with it.

You basically arrive at the search box

but it's much more powerful than just a search box.

Let's say I wanna look at content from Halloween.

It was last week, I am reviewing how I did and what other people did

and I really don't have the time to open every single brand page on social media.

I wanna look at Facebook,

we're recording this before Halloween so you're gonna see things before

and it's sorted by interactions as you can notice here.

You can see a lot of media pages or entertainment pages.

LADbible, Universal Pictures, cinema pages, etc.

I don't wanna see that, I only wanna see brands.

Here, in the advanced search, you can look at a lot of things.

I just wanna look at brands

and you take a look at that, search it again

and you now see only the branded content.

Stuff from different brands, consumer packaged goods companies, and others.

Let's say I wanna go deeper than that.

I just wanna see videos published by these brands.

Again, you can drill down more and more.

You can look at the last 7 days, last 365 days,

or a much longer period of time.

You can go back several years in this.

If I wanna look at just Instagram, I go and search it on Instagram

and add a few more filters as well.

Again, you can see different content.

In this case specifically, by different influencers.

One of the most powerful features, I recommend trying it out.

You can search absolutely anything, it's a full-text search.

Look for any piece of content,

even a branded keyword, a mention, anything.

Try it out and let us know what you think in the comments under the video.

Thanks for watching and see you next week.

For more infomation >> Create Inspired Content - This Is the Tool You Need - Duration: 2:41.

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What is a Histopathologist? - Duration: 5:01.

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Lexus IS 300h Hybrid Business Line - Duration: 1:06.

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The Way You Think About Power Is Wrong - Duration: 1:27.

Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, in the same place, there's just Trudeau...

Climate change is real. In fact 17 of the 18 hottest years on record, that's dating back to 1880

Supporters of the far right Golden Dawn have taken to the streets of

the Greek capital, Athens

I am fighting for my future.

Losing my future is not like losing an election, or a few points on the stock market

But I challenge you, please make your actions reflect your words.

Thank you

For more infomation >> The Way You Think About Power Is Wrong - Duration: 1:27.

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Lexus IS 300h F Sport Line / Mark Levinson - Duration: 1:06.

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Missouri Senate Is A Margin-Of-Error Contest, Poll Shows | Morning Joe | MSNBC - Duration: 2:02.

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Mike Bost's Hypocrisy is Absurd - Duration: 0:28.

And now for something completely different ...

If you're going to be able to vote for your constituents and truly be the representative that you need to be

and be the servant that you need to be, you need to keep open lines of communication.

You can get so tangled up in the Beltway that you don't pay attention to what's happening in the district.

Though it's Congressman, it is US Representative. And I just think we've been shorted on it.

[MONTY PYTHON FART SOUND]

For more infomation >> Mike Bost's Hypocrisy is Absurd - Duration: 0:28.

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What Is Delta Rune? - Duration: 6:20.

Undertale is a game that took the internet by storm, becoming a sleeper hit on the scale

of AAA.

It's sold millions copies, and in the first six months it sold over 1.3 million copies--putting

it in the same category of sales as games like Life Is Strange and The Witcher 3.

Of course, The Witcher 3 cost $81 million to make, and Life Is Strange racked up over

$6 million in cost.

Undertale was a $5000 kickstarter.

It was wildly successful, to the tune of over $50000, though really that's still not even

1% of the total budget of Life Is Strange.

To call it a successful game would be an understatement.

If this were a AAA game, there would already be a sequel or a series of DLCs released to

capitalize on its success.

Instead, this past week, Toby Fox--the creator of Undertale--released Deltarune Chapter One.

This is not spoiler free, though neither is it spoiler-heavy.

If that's something you care about, Deltarune is free and takes about three hours to complete

depending on the pace you set.

It's important that I mention these spoilers, because they're designed to subvert your

expectations--especially for people who played, and enjoyed, Undertale.

And these spoilers will quickly become something the entire internet is talking about--you

won't be able to escape them for very long.

Already, major gaming websites have some of the earliest spoilers right in the titles

of their articles.

See, this is a game that's not designed for a new playerbase, and that's because

it isn't a game at all.

This is a proof of concept, a way to test the waters, and a recruitment device.

You see, what better way to solicit applications for a new development team than to release

the first chapter of a new game and then tell everyone that they'll never see the rest

of it because you need a development team.

Undertale was a multi-year project that was essentially built by two people in their spare

time--not to disparage those others who did contribute, but their contributions in relation

to the whole was smaller.

And Deltarune is intended to be much much bigger.

At least right now.

Big enough, in fact, that Toby Fox expects it will take seven years to finalize.

That's not a short development cycle, considering Duke Nukem Forever took 14 years.

And so, Chapter One of Deltarune is released, essentially as an ad to build interest in

building a team.

But, what is Deltarune?

That's a question that, again, is best answered by simply playing the game, but (in short)

it is not Undertale.

And this is emphasized immediately when the game subverts your experience with Undertale

by throwing out every choice you make in a character customization screen.

It states very simply that this is a world where you do not get to choose your history,

or your path.

That alone sets it apart from not only it's own predecessor, but also from the JRPG genre

that it exists in.

The experience is probably best described by its title, one of the few times when you

can tell the content by the cover.

Deltarune is, of course, an anagram of Undertale, with a similar and familiar style--but all

jumbled up.

That follows into the game as well, where you'll see similar graphics and familiar

characters, but they're not quite the same.

The gameplay will be comfortable to anyone with Undertale under their belt, but completely

different at the same time.

It's not the same game, it's not a sequel, and it's not meant to be.

Of course, since it's a game that might not come out for many years, it could be completely

different when it does.

The Undertale Demo that was used to promote the Kickstarter, for example, had several

differences in just the two years it took for the game to finally release--as it started

adding gameplay features and tying into the overall plot.

It's important that people who play Deltarune understand this is likely to occur again.

The demo you play today is highly unlikely to be the final product that is released.

In fact, with how Toby Fox is playing with subversion, it may not even be a part of the

actual game.

Assuming, of course, that Fox builds his team and actually delivers a finished product.

This Chapter represents years of work, and the full title is expected to be much larger.

This demo is already half the length of the average playthrough of Undertale.

There are now expectations, and fans of the series have demands and wants.

It's no longer a $5000 kickstarter where the developer can essentially produce whatever

he wants and people will be mostly happy with it.

This almost certainly is why there will be no pre-orders or Telltale-esque installments,

but instead a full product released for a single cost later on down the road.

Deltarune has to live up to Undertale, and that may explain why Deltarune is so much

different.

It's nearly impossible for AAA games to successfully deliver a follow-up to a major

hit, while also managing to keep a reactive world together.

That's even harder when you have tens of thousands of fans scouring over every pixel

looking for clues, years before the release of a final product.

This may be the sole most compelling reason for why there aren't multiple endings planned

for Deltarune.

It's easier to design a game where the choices don't matter.

What is your experience with Undertale?

I never really played it.

It fell into the same category as FNAF, for me.

I'm interested in the story and the world, but not that interested in playing the game

itself.

Let me know in the comments, I'd love to hear your story.

If you want to see a playthrough of Deltarune, instead of playing it yourself, check out

this video by ArinAnimates, in the description.

If you enjoyed this video, please consider sharing it.

If you didn't, then don't, but if you did you can watch another video in the corner

right now, and as always we'll see you on the next one.

For more infomation >> What Is Delta Rune? - Duration: 6:20.

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At This Dine-In Theater, Food (8 Whole Courses!) Is a Big Part of The Stories - Duration: 2:15.

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The Jaybird Tarah Pro wireless earbuds is the rugged and best battery life yet - Duration: 2:36.

jaybird releases its most elite sport headphone to date the Tarah Pro the

rugged yet lightweight Tarah pro is the first in the company's new Professional

Series they suggested that their ear buds lead the industry in battery life

they claim that these wireless earbuds have 14 hour battery life they also

suggested that these earbuds have never-before-seen features inspired by

the extreme demands of athletes these earbuds are what j-bird says the first

wireless headphone in Jaybirds Pro Series he also suggested that these

earbuds have never-before-seen features such as switch fit for a quick

transition between over and under ear fit the non stick sport court

introducing reflectivity and the new personalised EQ in the j-bird app this

pair of earbuds is ipx7 waterproof that means they're certified not to break

even if they've been submerged down to one meter for up to 30 minutes they're

able to survive less powerful water action - like user wear whilst running

through the rain or snow and their sweat proof probably the most attractive

feature on these earbuds besides the battery life is what's called magnetic

snap lock with this feature the user can pop their earbuds out and stick them

together magnetically creating a sort of necklace around their neck when stuck

together the earbuds pause whatever audio they'd been playing then

automatically start again when put back in the users ears these earbuds will be

available for sale at j-bird sport comm today and they'll be heading to stores

throughout November 2018 they'll cost approximately 160 dollars in black and

flash mineral blue and Jade and titanium and glacier the titanium and glacier

color will be available only at j-bird sport calm and at Best Buy

For more infomation >> The Jaybird Tarah Pro wireless earbuds is the rugged and best battery life yet - Duration: 2:36.

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Tears flow as 13-year-old rape victim Ochanya is laid to rest - Duration: 2:17.

Tears flow as 13-year-old rape victim Ochanya is laid to rest

The remains of Ochanya Ogbanje, the 13 year old girl who was raped to death by her aunt's husband, Andrew Ogbuja, and his son Victor, has been laid to rest.

Ochanya was buried on Friday, November 2 in her home town, Ogene Amejo Okpokwu local government area of Benue state.

After the burial, a group under the aegis of Concerned Citizens For Ochanya, commended the thorough, transparent and unbiased investigation into the matter by the police and other related agencies, as well as the publishing of the actual facts.

The group also appealed to the Benue State governor, Samuel Ortom, to immortalise the late Elizabeth Ochanya Ogbanje as a martyr of child rape, sexual molestation and abuse to discourage future act of abuse, neglect and exploitation of children, the group also called on the government to also compensate her family members to mitigate the trauma of the painful loss.

"The Benue State House of Assembly should also intensify efforts to pass the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act (2015). We also call for a thorough review of the Judicial System to protect the rights of children against rape and sexual molestation.".

Meanwhile, a Non-Governmental Organisation, El-Meela Heritage Support Foundation (El-MHSF), has also called on relevant authorities to ensure justice for Late Ochanya Ogbanje.

Barrister Jamila Isah Eneika, the founder of EL-MHSF, during a press briefing on Friday, November 2, in Abuja, called on the Attorney-General of the Federation and minister of justice to see to the quick and speedy enforcement of justice for the late Ochanya.

May her soul continue to rest in peace.

For more infomation >> Tears flow as 13-year-old rape victim Ochanya is laid to rest - Duration: 2:17.

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The struggle to stay warm is real for some in the winter - Duration: 1:47.

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Britain's Largest Battery Is Actually A Lake - Duration: 4:56.

We learn about conservation of energy in school.

How you can take potential energy,

like the energy in the chemicals in this battery,

and you can then just convert it to electrical energy.

And then convert that to whatever you can find a use for.

A battery is just a store of potential energy.

And that potential energy could be chemical,

or it could be gravitational.

This lake in this rainy bit of Wales is part of the largest battery in Britain.

And it's rechargeable.

Welcome to Dinorwig Power Station,

otherwise known as Electric Mountain.

- What we have is a large reservoir at the top of the mountain,

a large reservoir at the bottom,

and between the two, a power station,

which converts that potential energy into electricity.

The power station itself is located inside that mountain in deep caverns.

We release that potential energy through the station.

It drives a turbine that spins round at synchronous speeds, connected to the grid.

It drives a generator, converting that into electricity.

We then export that onto the National Grid.

And then at nighttime, we just reverse the whole process.

The turbine turns into a pump. The generator becomes a motor.

And we push that water back up the hill into the reservoir at Marchlyn Mawr,

at the top of the mountain.

The operating principle here is that the generation

that the station is able to do during the daytime

helps the nation meet those peaks of electricity demand.

And overnight, it's able to pump the water back when prices are lower.

In electrical terms, we have around nine gigawatt-hours

of storage at the top of the mountain.

And in fact over the course of a day,

the water passing through the station is broadly equivalent

to the total household consumption of water in the UK.

At full load, we can be meeting the demand

of around about two million homes.

- This sounds like a really simple idea,

but when there's this much energy involved,

the design challenges are ridiculous.

If you've ever lived in a house where you turn off a water tap

and the the pipes go clunk,

then you know about water hammer.

Water isn't compressible, so closing a tap

means that all the water that is under pressure

and rushing down the pipe suddenly has nowhere to go.

So if the pipes in your house aren't secured properly,

the crash and rebound of all that water

can make the plumbing move and make noise.

If that can happen with just a tap in a house,

imagine what could happen when one of the valves here closes.

At full capacity, there is somewhere around

a swimming pool every second

rushing through the turbines down there.

When that valve closes, all that water heading down here

suddenly has nowhere to go.

The pressure would do enormous amounts of damage.

It would break everything apart, if it wasn't for one extra bit of plumbing.

A shaft hundreds of metres deep that acts as a pressure release.

We can't see anything, on the surface or from down here, sadly,

it all happens deep within the mountain.

But every time those valves move,

[valve clanking]

that surge pipe is what stops the whole system

from tearing itself apart.

This station is not some quirky old curiosity.

This is serious engineering

that keeps the lights on around the country.

- Dinorwig Power Station is one of the largest

power stations of its type in the world,

and it's also one of the fastest-acting power stations.

So as well as being able to take advantage

of the peaks and troughs in the electricity market,

it was essentially built, primarily,

with the intent to provide very fast response onto the system

in order to help the National Grid balance supply and demand instantaneously

on a second-by-second basis.

So it has the capacity to be able to go from zero up to its full capacity,

maybe 2,000 megawatts, within 10 to 30 seconds.

When people talk about pumped storage,

they tend to associate it a lot with TV pickups,

and National Grid, in analysing that risk,

study the TV schedules and plan ahead and put Dinorwig on standby, if you like,

to be able to meet those pickups.

Going back to the 80s and the 90s,

everyone would be sitting around the same TV channels

with a limited choice, then.

All the ingredients you need for a sort-of collective putting-on of the kettle

and opening of the fridge. Pickups could be pretty significant.

But since then, people are streaming on YouTube, on Netflix,

all the different plethora of channels that we have, so that has changed

that sort of coincidence of viewing on one channel.

The current environment that we're in,

we have significant amount of renewable technology on the system, which provides

a level of unpredictability day to day.

And actually, the importance of storage now

is that we can use it to help develop the amount of renewables we have

and allow us to fill in those gaps

when the wind's not blowing and the sun is not shining.

So having storage is such an important component of the modern grid system.

- Thank you very much to all the team at Engie

who made this visit possible.

Pull down the description for more about them,

and more about Electric Mountain.

A battery is just... a store!... of potential energy.

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Celebration Church's 'Serve Day' is about encouraging neighbors and touching lives - Duration: 1:38.

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Is Worship the Gospel? - Duration: 1:45.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

If worship took the form of one solitary item on this gospel

buffet, it would most certainly have to be the bread.

And not just any bread--

a big, fat, fluffy yeast role.

A cloud of instant emotional gratification

followed by the bloated truth that in reality, you

eat nothing, and yet, somehow, nothing more will fit.

It's almost too perfect of an analogy,

but man don't live on bread alone.

Does singing and lifting your hands on the weekend

really make you think you have worshipped god?

Do you confuse emotional highs for spiritual highs

and then get an emotional hangover on Monday?

Don't get me wrong, one of man's favorite aspects of the church

ritual is the portion in which he gets to sing songs.

But in reality, worship is so much more.

We deceive ourselves into thinking

that an hour of singing fulfills our obligation of worship

and gives us our passage to heaven

while we are actually in a living hell.

Worship requires far more of us than 30 minutes of our week.

In truth, it demands everything.

When sin battles our mortal bodies,

our minds are transformed and we choose to resist.

The Holy Spirit then becomes the ram

that takes our place on the altar,

empowering us to overcome sin.

This is worship.

If your public worship is loud, airy, and full of carbs,

yet you live a private life of slavery to sin and self,

you are living a deception called the segmented gospel.

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Is the Premier League becoming less competitive? - Duration: 5:21.

There's nothing like the resurrected spectre of a European Super League to get people moralising about the haves and the have-nots of the Premier League

It seems every two or three years, the chatter about England's leading clubs performing some kind of 'Prexit' and leaving our top flight to go and play with the continent's elite briefly grows and then fades away again

This time, however, it comes against a background of clear evidence that what is now considered the Premier League's 'big six' are pulling further and further away from the 'other 14'

Well, five of the six anyway, with Manchester United lagging behind even if their late win at Bournemouth on Saturday brought them level on 20 points with the Cherries

With the current top three - Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool - all still unbeaten after 11 matches, plus Tottenham and Arsenal within touching distance, the leading clubs are exerting a dominance like never before

The stats certainly suggest that the Premier League is the least competitive it has been for some time, with instances of those 14 beating the six fewer and farther between

If ever there was an indication that the gulf is widening, consider that City, Chelsea and Liverpool have a combined points total of 83 so far

The entire bottom half of the table combined have just 82.With the exception of United, who are only just showing signs of getting going, all of the big six have increased their average points return against the other 14 this season

Take Liverpool, who have won all seven matches against the other 14 so far this season

They took an average of 2.32 points off them in 2017-18, but that now looks set to increase

 Jurgen Klopp's side have only dropped points to their fellow big-six members so far, with Saturday's 1-1 draw at Arsenal the latest example

City have slightly improved their record against the 'other 14' from 2.71 points per game last season to 2

75 this, with Wolves the only ones to successfully take points off them.Pep Guardiola's team have beaten Huddersfield 6-1, Cardiff 5-0, Burnley 5-0 and Southampton 6-1 to handsomely illustrate the gap

Chelsea remain unbeaten in their eight matches so far against the other 14, with West Ham the only ones outside the top six to hold them

Their average is up from 2.07 to 2.75 this season.Arsenal, whose only blip is a draw at Crystal Palace, have also gained seven wins from eight against the lesser lights

Last season they lost 27 points in all against those outside the top six, but this time are being more ruthless

Tottenham lost to Watford but that remains the exception - Mauricio Pochettino's team have won seven of eight against the other 14 this season, an average of 2

63 points per game, up from 2.29 last season.Indeed it's only United who seem to be having issues

They have suffered defeats at Brighton and West Ham and were held at home by Wolves

Nonetheless, their points average against the rest of the league has only dipped from 2

21 last season - when they finished second - to 2.11.Of course, there is a long way to go and, inevitably, there will be some surprise results suffered by the big six as the season progresses

But the early evidence certainly points to a league that is becoming less competitive all the time; of a widening gulf between those who compete in Europe and accumulate cash to spend on the best players from around the world

And those who don't and therefore can't.The Premier League has long prided itself on its competitiveness - the fact that, on any given day, any team can beat anyone

Unfortunately, as the debate over a breakaway European Super League sparks up again, this is increasingly not the case